Feed the Generations (FTG) is a 501c(3) nonprofit based in the US with operations in Ghana, West Africa. FTG focuses on improving nutrition, developing healthy communities and reducing diet related diseases through its community-based operations and sustainable agriculture; FTG partners with local communities and orphanages to educate on nutrition and lifestyle health management and assist in establishing self-sustainable farming programs to create value and food security from under-utilized land.

Worked a alongside medical providers to serve refugee patients in optometry and family medicine clinic. Organized health educational classes for refugee youth targeting diet-related disease and nutrition.

• Researcher developing market and organizational data tailored to specific clients, hospitals, regions, and Integrated Delivery Networks (IDN) as well as clinical pathways for specific diseases or departments within an organization.• Creating profiles delivering health care executives data insights significant to decision making.• Large focus on value-based care such as Accountable Care Organizations (ACO).• Departed to pursue graduate school and relevant work.

• Oversaw and instructed laboratory experiments including procedures,safety, and lesson plans.• Held office hours for student questions and support based on lab and lecture content.• Graded student laboratory assignments and lecture exams.

• Developing both physical and digital branding materials maximizing outreach potentials. • Ensure visual communication and brand standards are met.• Manage the creative process from concept to completion.• Ensure visual communication and brand standards are met.

Organize and execute events involving guest speakers as well as personal development and reflection for over 80 members within financial budgets. Events include weekly meetings focusing on member mental and spiritual health. Position is apart of executive board which involves assisting in other department events and operations.

Teaching numerous subjects to the “Multi Level” section, including 9th grade biology, physical sciences and geometry.